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by dilemma 10y ago
No, they claim it to be AI. It's in the name.
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by dilemma 10y ago
Inflation, not growth. You get less house for the same money.
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by dilemma 10y ago
> Getting rid of my fridge was one of the greatest days of my life.
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by dilemma 10y ago
You should act in a way that is consistent with your purported values regardless of how you vote. Otherwise you have no values.
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by dilemma 10y ago
Sure, but it can point you in a direction for inquiry. Inflation in the Bay Area is around 20% YoY, based on price increases in the housing market.
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by dilemma 10y ago
He sounds bitter.
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by dilemma 10y ago
Mediocrity can be mitigated by making expectations clear for advancing to the next level in the organization, and the compensation increase one gets. For example, master these 5 skills at level I, and we then meet to set up a process for le
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by dilemma 10y ago
What's the phrase, cut deep and fast? Twitter should probably cut more like 25-50%.
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by dilemma 10y ago
Did you also ask Tesla and SpaceX about what they do to ensure humane working conditions? I've worked in a studio/factory in China and visited plenty; from what I've read, they're far better than SpaceX.
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by dilemma 10y ago
You're right, all groups of people have norms. I used culture to mean the fluffy, icky, non-true kind of talk about what management values.
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by dilemma 10y ago
Yeah. I'll also need to work on personal branding once I go fulltime because otherwise it will be difficult to get a job next time.
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by dilemma 10y ago
Yes, this clarity is actually good - you come in knowing that the company has no culture, and you're not family. All performance, no illusions. Better than being propagandized to love your terrible job.
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by dilemma 10y ago
I'm feeling it. I'm a generalist working as a specialist, saving money until I can take my two related side-projects full-time.
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by dilemma 10y ago
To be an entrepreneur you need to know a little about a lot of things. To be employed, you'll do better as a specialist. If you pick the right specialization.
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by dilemma 10y ago
Your understanding of WeChat is not very accurate. It's on a completely different level of integration with daily life than Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, or anything else. It doesn't really do ads because companies run their sho
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by dilemma 10y ago
What makes you say these students are intelligent?
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by dilemma 10y ago
I think the 13.3 should be compared to the MBP and the 12.5 to the MBA.
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by dilemma 10y ago
In China . I'm comparing what it would cost to buy this versus a Macbook, in China.
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by dilemma 10y ago
In China, this about half the price of a Macbook Air and a third the price of a Macbook Pro (or something like that - correct me.) Definitely a good deal.
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by dilemma 10y ago
1. Active, not passive: This is income made by actively promoting the book upon its release as stated in the post. 2. Past, not future: This is historical revenue based on active marketing. It is unlikely that it will bring the same income
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Finland freezes wages to save economy(bloomberg.com)
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by dilemma 10y ago
It ends with a reference to Marx.
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by dilemma 10y ago
Are there any credible sources that show Teslas as more environmentally friendly? Electric vehicles run on coal and natural gas to varyingly large extents.
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by dilemma 10y ago
The first and second paragraphs seem to contradict each other. Comments (and previously blogs, but not so much anymore) can have more insight than news articles because they're based on first hand experience. Journalists don't hav
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by dilemma 10y ago
>Now here's the $1M question: How can we help the little guy? You seem to suggest it's not possible (in that last sentence), but do we really want to let the system devolve into purely RIAA vs BitTorrent? You can help artists b
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William Eggleston, the Pioneer of Color Photography(nytimes.com)
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by dilemma 10y ago
It's wrong because the marginal cost of adding another unit to a car has nothing to do with r&d.
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by dilemma 10y ago
Materialistic science is the #1 obstacle to understanding the nature of depression. Depression is a reaction to an unhealthy environment, but science pathologizes the individual biology.
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by dilemma 10y ago
Downvoted. Enjoy.
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by dilemma 10y ago
It seems more interesting to ask Are they any more productive? Even if American companies are more productive, can that be attributed to longer working hours? I'm guessing not, because it is the job if the organization to make its wo

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